Central/Western area Mobile Home Parks (Henderson, Hendersonville: RV park, real estate, lease)
Western North CarolinaThe Mountain Region including Asheville
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No Hurry required on answer - next summer I will be in North Carolina looking for a place to retire. I am interested in purchasing a new (no more than 4 year old) Double Wide Mobile Home (1500 sq ft min) with shaded veranda and covered area for vehicle.
Ideal location would be in mountains or wooded area in a well maintained crime free complex.
I know it sounds like I am asking for the "impossible" but I prefer to have a positive additude in these matters and hope that someone can point me in the right direction.
Would appreciate any constructive comments and/or advice.
Ideal location would be in mountains or wooded area in a well maintained crime free complex.
Are you interested in a 55+ community? If so, there is an attractive one in Hendersonville with a view of apple orchards. It is called Dana-Hill. There is also an all-ages community called White Oak Village with newer homes.
You probably should narrow down the city or town you want first, then look for a home second. There are MHP's and lots all over the western part of the state.
Last edited by goldenage1; 05-19-2014 at 06:05 AM..
There's also another really nice one in Hendersonville called Magnolia Place it's on Fruitland Road just past North Henderson High School. I used to know this retired couple that lived over there and I always thought it looked like a really nice place.
There's also another really nice one in Hendersonville called Magnolia Place it's on Fruitland Road just past North Henderson High School. I used to know this retired couple that lived over there and I always thought it looked like a really nice place.
I saw another place in Hendersonville called Riverwind that is also 55+. They are really manufactured homes on foundations with prices up to $175K.
No Hurry required on answer - next summer I will be in North Carolina looking for a place to retire. I am interested in purchasing a new (no more than 4 year old) Double Wide Mobile Home (1500 sq ft min) with shaded veranda and covered area for vehicle.
Ideal location would be in mountains or wooded area in a well maintained crime free complex.
I know it sounds like I am asking for the "impossible" but I prefer to have a positive additude in these matters and hope that someone can point me in the right direction.
Would appreciate any constructive comments and/or advice.
Here is the website for an excellent over 55 retirement community just outside of Hendersonville. There are very few parks/retirement community where you can own you home including owning your land. It will depend on your budget and what type of amenities and activities you enjoy. Riverwind has a beautiful club house and pool, and all the homes are well maintained. Take a look at the "real estate" page showing homes that are on the market currently. Then you can take the MLS #'s and search Realtor.com for interior photos.
I saw another place in Hendersonville called Riverwind that is also 55+. They are really manufactured homes on foundations with prices up to $175K.
Yes, it's one of the nicest in the area. The manufactured homes range currently up to $139,000 on a cul de sac. The higher priced homes are about 6 yrs. old, and are modular homes (not mfd. homes).
Just from March to date, there were 7 homes sold in Riverwind according to the MLS. It is always best to own the land when purchasing a mfd. home. White Oak Village residents also own their land, but there are no amenities in there unfortunately, and home prices are higher. Dana Hill mfd. homes are hit or miss as far as condition and age, and residents pay a monthly lot rent of $315. because their homes are on leased land. Magnolia Place is mostly singlewide older mfd. homes on leased land. Jaymar is an RV park. Riverwind also has land within the subdivision set aside (and hidden) for residents who own RV's and motorcoaches, those parking spots are maintained by the HOA and included in the low monthly fee of $80 paid by all homeowners. The rules and regs etc. and social calendar are on the website.
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